Sentence examples for as compared to French from inspiring English sources

Discusses some characteristics of English racing & horse training as compared to French racing.

Pons, who went door-to-door in New Hampshire in 2012, told HuffPost he was struck by the level of professionalism and technology in Obama's campaign as compared to French elections.

Data collected showed that extrapulmonary TB was more frequent among the foreign-born group of patients as compared to French nationals (12/66 or 18.2% vs. 3/63 or 4.8%; p <0.02).

Tocqueville marveled at the vitality of the American democratic experiment planned by the founding fathers, compared to French society as an inefficient accretion of history.

A French study that adjusted for confounding factors such as social class and area of residence did not find an excess of breast cancer mortality in migrants from sub-Saharan Africa compared to French natives (Bouchardy et al, 1995).

Contrary to our expectations, Brazilian adolescents scored higher on this scale when compared to French adolescents.

Finally, people whose primary language was neither English nor French showed a dependence rate significantly lower compared to French or English Canadians.

Sixty-eight percentage of OHCA occurred at home and were witnessed in 74 % of cases, as compared to other French national centers.

Representativeness of the survey sample for gender, age, profession and double stratification by geographical area and community size as compared to the French general population was ensured by the use of the method of quotas [ 7], based on the statistics of the French Employment Survey conducted in 2002 by the French National Institute for Statistics and Economical Studies INSEEE).

As compared to the French population of teachers within the public education system, both younger teachers and university teachers were under-represented in the studied sample, but age and grade level were factored into our models as covariates, so this sub-optimal representativity should not influence the association findings.

Examples include the use of Swedish blå and grön for blue and green, as compared to the French-derived azure and vert used in English blazon.